Sentence examples for fruitfully bringing from inspiring English sources

If this is any precedent, it suggests that geoengineering experiments in the atmosphere could go ahead fruitfully, bringing with them new knowledge, new regulatory frameworks and new disagreements and no obvious risk of lock-in.

Two series of etchings from the early 90's, in particular, display a delicacy and variety of thought and touch that the artist might fruitfully bring to painting.

Two series of etchings from the early 1990's, in particular, display a delicacy and variety of thought and touch that the artist might fruitfully bring to painting.

These early efforts soon progressed to unconscious imitations of Derek Walcott and then, more fruitfully, work influenced by Kamau Brathwaite.

Although perceivers do make assumptions about other minds even under conditions of relative ambiguity (Gilbert 1998), it is unlikely that they do so using the kind of rule-based processes that can be brought to bear more fruitfully for inferences of greater certainty.

The ensemble brings to mind a partially-covered ceremonial altar or an adorned exhibition pedestal, and most fruitfully, the uncanny conflation of the two.

Wolf fruitfully decides to take the opposite tack.

Bryony Lavery can work fruitfully with Frantic Assembly and write plays entirely on her own, too.

Social conscience and social comedy, usually estranged, couple fruitfully in his work.

"The young Haydn created a set of parameters within which composers could work fruitfully for about 80 years.

The very independent Occupiers are now struggling to figure out how to work fruitfully with more established groups.